Before SKA Arseniy Gritsiouk after the regular season game KHL against “Barysa” in which he scored 5 points, struggled to remember the last time the game was this successful for him personally.
On Wednesday, SKA beat Barys at home with a score of 7:0. Gritsyuk scored one goal and gave four assists. In just 37 matches this season, the 22-year-old forward has 32 points (17+15).
– It’s great that we won. We got into a good rhythm in the first half. In the second, there were several deletions which destabilized us a little. As the head coach said, the next game is the most important. We have passed Barys, we are preparing further.
I don’t remember scoring that many points in one game. Thanks to our partners for this. I hope to shoot like this more often.
We see each other’s strengths and we adapt to the game. For the most part, I never touched the puck in the zone. The most important thing is that partners have moments. I can sit without scoring. If my partners score, I will only be happy. This time everyone was happy, except Vanya Zinchenko. He didn’t type anything. But the most important thing is that all five scored.
I hope this victory will not weaken us. Everyone understands what opponents await us. Everyone must hold on to good play and correct actions on defense. If we didn’t concede, it’s because we played well in defense. We need to hold on to it and prepare for the next match with the best qualities, ”reports the correspondent of , reporting Gritsyuk’s words.
SKA, which had already secured a place in the playoffs, is in second place in the Western rankings with 75 points.
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